1. Cantaloupe Sherbet
2. Strawberry Shortcakes
3. Cinnamon Streusel Crisps
4. Peach Cobbler
5. Orange-Banana Smoothie
6. Kiwi Ice Pops
7. Quick Baked Pears
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